2012: Spring: University 102 Students
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Authors
Keller, Peter
Piercey, Lori
|Hagen, Geneva
Verna, Martin
Wallace, Bruce
Cabigas, Juan L.
Taylor, Laurie
DeGagne, Reine M.
Howard, Peter
Guedes, Nelson
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Divergent/Convergent
Abstract
This is the full issue of Divergent/Convergent for Spring 2012. Articles include:
- A Note from the Dean by Peter Keller
- Home by Lori Piercey
- Poverty and "Poverty Pimps" by Geneva Hagen
- Love by Martin Verna
- Two Books, Little Known by Bruce Wallace
- University 102 by Juan L. Cabigas
- Lost, Forgotten, For-Granted Planet Earth (SERIOUSLY) by Laurie Taylor
- Increasing Urgency by Laurie Taylor
- Beauty, the Face of the Soul by Reine Marie DeGagne
- The Value of Old Men by Peter Howard
- University 102 - A Glimpse of 22nd Century Education by Nelson Guedes
- Introduction to Community Economics by Nelson Guedes
- Reflections from the Ditch by Donna Furnival
- Our Island by Donna Furnival
- Higher Resolution by Kristopher R. Busby
- Reflections by Melissa Rafter
- The Worker Ants by Colleen Kerr
- Conversation & Critical Thinking by Colleen Kerr
- A Brief History of Symbolic Behavior by Colleen Kerr
- Economics Loves Efficiency by Colleen Kerr
- Alternatives by Beverley Johnson
- The Economics of Diversity: Up Close and Personal by Beverley Johnson
- For Ryo by Jadah Hayder
- Ryo (River) by Jadah Hayder
- I'm Here Because... by Lance Homych
- Dreams, Schemes, Community Themes by Anna Norris
- Thank You by D.B. Macbeth
- The World Around Us by Kimth-aqsa, Woman who loves to dance Tracey Thomas
- Waiting by Sabrina Rowe
- Movement by Sabrina Rowe
- Strength by Sabrina Rowe
- The Key by Sabrina Rowe
- Marked by Gender by Jill Cater
- Inspiration by Jeff Blue Randall
- Ways of Learning by Juliette Kajuga
- University 102 by Nidaa Al-Dujaili
- Critical Thinking by Nidaa Al-Dujaili
- Reflections of My Experience by Amrune Khan
- Critical Thinking & Social Change by Tina Arsenault
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Keller, P. et al. (2012). 2012: Spring: University 102 Students. Divergent/Convergent.